On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 12:15 PM, David Bruant <[email protected]> wrote:
> And in an ES6 world, you'll probably use an actual WeakMap anyway? Using an actual WeakMap does not change matters: the intent is that after Object.freeze(o), you can't add new trademarks to o. Since the trademark info is not stored on the object but in the WeakMap (whether emulated or actual), we have to add an explicit test. If 'private properties' (in whatever form they come to ES6) were available to us, then it would be natural to use them instead for this purpose (at least, so it seems to me at the moment) and so we would not need a test since non-extensibility would presumably reject the addition of a new private property.
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